If Shakespeare Were an Auntie 2 Books Collection Set by Nisha Sharma - Paperback Contemporary Romance - Dating Dr. Dil & Tastes Like Shakkar

Titles in This Set Dating Dr. Dil Tastes Like Shakkar Details Condition: New Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124289133 Publisher: Avon Age Range: Adult (18+) Overview This brand-new two-book paperback set brings together two witty, warm-hearted contemporary romances from bestselling author Nisha Sharma. Following the loveable, meddling aunties of a close-knit Indian-American community, both novels blend humour, heart, and simmering chemistry. Perfect for fans of enemies-to-lovers tropes, family drama, and clever modern love stories, this collection is an ideal gift for romance readers who enjoy a swoony, laugh-out-loud read with plenty of cultural charm and unforgettable characters. About the Books Dating Dr. Dil follows Kareena Mann, who is determined to find lasting love within four months, betting her family home on the outcome. Facing a chorus of well-meaning but interfering aunties and a string of disastrous dates, Kareena's plan is complicated further when she keeps crossing paths with a sharp-tongued doctor she can't stand—or stop thinking about. Their enemies-to-lovers spark provides plenty of banter, tension, and heart as old wounds and family expectations come into play. Tastes Like Shakkar continues the story through Bobbi Kaur, tasked with planning her best friend's wedding alongside broodingly clever chef Benjamin "Bunty" Padda. As sabotage threatens the celebrations and Bobbi's ambitions for her family's events business hang in the balance, she must navigate rivalry, romance, and the growing pull between her and Bunty. Full of playful energy, warm family dynamics, and a slow-burn romance, this companion novel rounds out the set beautifully, revisiting familiar faces from the first book while telling a fresh, satisfying love story of its own. Both books stand on their own but are best enjoyed together, offering readers a fuller picture of the tight-knit community, recurring side characters, and the family of meddling aunties who tie the stories together wit